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If we had to choose just one life-changing gift to give everyone, it would have to be the chance to experience a float in an isolation tank.
My quest for Inbox Zero – that state of e-mail grace in which you`ve emptied your inbox and manage to keep it so – started in 2004 with a visit to a newish blog attracting attention the way a black hole attracts just about everything beyond the event horizon.
Text messages, it would appear, are the telegrams of the modern age. But if that`s the case, why aren`t these `retrograms` nullifying the need for traditional telegrams?
Innovation, though it is one of the most abused words in the 'biz-speak` of our day, is still possibly the most important contributor to successful business operations. Argos seems to have this lesson down pat.
I`ve received mail sent from the desks of Jeff Bezos and Christo Davel. It could be because I am a unique and beautiful snowflake. On the other hand, it must just be really good CRM.
Could the growing focus on user experience management, grounded in human centred design, be a harbinger of healthier and more sustainable growth for the IT industry?
One look at the DTI`s Web site and it`s clear that the department needs to seriously reconsider its public image.
One of the reasons I`m so optimistic for the future of the Welsh economy is the approach which the National Assembly for Wales is taking to encourage telcos to invest in the country`s communications infrastructure.
The more I see of the Welsh IT industry, the more it feels like I`ve stepped through a time warp, and into a parallel dimension.
A serious imbalance in labour supply and demand means UK businesses are paying the price - in more ways than one.
It`s almost too embarrassing to admit to in public, but I am Microsoft`s ideal customer... or I was, until last week.
It`s that time of year again, and the spirit of commercialism is alive and well. And amid the chaff, an e-commerce site offering the ultimate in customised novelty gifts.